Goodie Mob’s Cee-Lo Green, who has recently shot to mainstream fame with Gnarls Barkley, is going to be releasing a best of compilation at the end of October. The album is going to be called Closet Freak: The Best Of Cee-Lo Green The Soul Machine and will feature artists and producers such as Ludacris, Timbaland, Pharrell and Outkast. The track list is:
Free (Goodie Mob)
Closet Freak
I’ll Be Around (featuring Timbaland)
The Art of Noise (featuring Pharrell)
Bad Mutha
Gettin’ Grown
Suga Baby (featuring Big Gipp & Backbone)
I Am Selling Soul
Living Again
A Thug’s Concern
One for the Road
Bass Head Jazz
Childz Play (featuring Ludacris)
Sometimes
Under Tha Influence (Follow Me)
The One (featuring Jazze Pha & TI)
Soul Food (Goodie Mob)
Cell Therapy (Goodie Mob)
Git Up, Git Out (OutKast featuring Goodie Mob)
Los Angeles’ The Blood Arm have just released their new single, Suspicious Character, which is going to be followed by their debut album Lie, Lover, Lie which is due in early October. The single is out on CD and 2 varieties of 7″ –
I just split my Indy baseplate.
Honestly, skate material cannot be indestructible (no matter how much companies would like you to think otherwise!), otherwise where would they make their money and innovate into new areas? But Independent Trucks have stood the test of time over and over again when it comes to stability and no nonsense quality.
When you aren’t downloading and ripping footy from Youboob and the like, get your internet heads screwed over to 
An anonymous man posing by the name of ‘Phraeza‘ gets his kicks out of following teenage boys with a video camera and lying in puddles of piss to watch the youth perform throught the City Streets of London.
Here’s a little fact: Did you know where the debut Tum Yeto skate company gets it’s name from? Well, founder Tod Swank is a big Sci-Fi fan and loved Issac Asimov’s saga Foundation – Hence the name for his brand. I suggest you hunt down some Asimov because it really is a good read.
One of the most respected modern street artists most re-known for his Obey Giant posters, Shepard Fairey, has joined forces with Real Skateboards to design the ObeyReal series.
Plan B version 2.0 is rolling full steam ahead at the moment. Anyone who’s familiar with the company or it’s CEO